Bradford Times, January 7, 2016

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Vice principal Mae Senick shows off the new all-purpose room at Chris Hadfield Public School. Minor construction clean-up continued but the kids were able to attend.
First day of school!
BRADFORD TIMES ■ THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 2016
Festive RIDE program wraps up
SIU called in
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registering a WARN; one attempted to evade a Traffic Constable Steve is a death, injury or sexual assault needed to complete an investigation,"
driver was suspended for RIDE spot check on 25 Black noted, “We’re claim resulting from an interaction said spokesperson Jason Gennaro.
seven days, because it was Sideroad, at Line 10 of disappointed. We still
his second WARN reading. Innisfil. The driver, when have people drinking
Six novice drivers were stopped, was found and driving. People know
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concentration above 0, as The stats were in part when they shouldn't.”
required by law. an improvement over In York Region, police The Town of Bradford West Treasury Building on Holland St. East,
Twelve drivers were the 2014 numbers. Last reported laying more than Gwillimbury will proclaim January at 1 p.m. All are welcome to attend this
charged with Over .080, year’s Festive RIDE 1,800 criminal charges for as Crime Stoppers Month in the salute to a grassroots collaboration
17 drug charges were program administered 206 impaired-related offences municipality, and raise the Crime between police, press and the public,
laid under the Controlled in 2015, a 6% increase Stoppers flag on Monday, Jan. 11 at the to fight crime in the community.
Drugs and Substances but issued 39 WARN- over 2014.
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Special meeting of council focuses on heritage
Christmas Tree
Collection SlMCOE^S
Consult your 2016 Waste Management Calendar, or the
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your Christmas tree collection weeks.
• Christmas trees must be
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on Monday of your
collection week
• Collection will occur
during the week; not
necessarily on your
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• Remove plastic tree bags, decorations, and stands
• Maximum size 2 m; if longer, cut into smaller sections
• Ensure your tree is clearly visible and not frozen into snowbanks
Does not apply to residents of Barrie and Orillia
BRADFORD TIMES ■ THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 2016
Opinion BThe radford Times
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Brian Rodnick, Regional Editor
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Point of View Christmas crafts at Holland Square Dental
Keeping promises
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support 41 First Nations shelters
t’s refreshing to have a federal for abused women and their
government that lives up to its children, and family violence
promises. prevention projects. In 2014, as
It’s true that the government the demand for a National Inquiry
has not met the target of 10,000 into what could be described as
Syrian refugees brought to the a national disgrace was gaining Holland Square Dental, 478 Holland St. West, held its first-ever Christmas Craft session for
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At the Danube Seniors Centre
The Danube Seniors Tax Credits and Benefits for Thursday, Jan. 21 at 11:30
Leisure Centre, 715 Simcoe Individuals and Families. a.m. Enjoy roast loin of
Road in Bradford, hosted Are you and your family pork with gravy, potatoes,
its annual President’s members receiving all of vegetables, dessert, coffee
Levee on Jan. 1 - an the Ontario Tax Benefits or tea, only $8 for members,
opportunity for members to which you are entitled? $9 non-members. Tickets at
and guests to attend a Do you know about the door.
social afternoon with free government programs and . Summer in January,
refreshments and treats, resources available to assist on Saturday, Jan. 23. Doors
and wish each other a all Ontarians, including open at noon. Cost is $10
Happy New Year! seniors, parents, and per person, for a great
Coming up: a free people with disabilities? “summer" luncheon that
seniors' health seminar Come and learn more. All will bring back memories
will take place Thursday, welcome. The seminar will of July, and help fight the
Jan. 14, from 11 a.m. to be followed by a hot lunch winter blahs. Wear your
noon at the centre. Jeremy - only $6 for members of shorts and sunglasses -
Bertrand, senior program the Danube Srs. Centre, but no Speedos, please.
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presents “Get Your Money” 905-775-0612. available at the centre, 905- Bradford West Gwillimbury Mayor Rob Keffer wishes Danube Seniors Leisure Centre president
- understanding Ontario's • Birthday Lunch - 775-0612. Elaine Love a Happy New Year, at the President's Levee, held at the centre on Friday, Jan. 1.
New Year sat the legion
New Year’s Eve at true Newfie tradition, the Time. Every Friday at 6 p.m. The legion is here for
the Bradford Legion, Mummers arrived midway at the Bradford Branch of Canada’s Vets. There
115 Back St., featured a through the evening, to join the Royal Canadian Legion, is support available for
roast beef dinner and the dancers. 115 Back St. in Bradford, veterans and their spouses,
great entertainment by On Jan. 1, legion enjoy dinner for a moderate whether at home, or in
The Newfie Chicks, who members and guests fee, followed by music and a nursing home or care
provided an evening of great came out for the annual camaraderie. The public is facility. You don't have to be
music despite a tragedy in President's Levee - a social welcome to attend. No cover a legion member to ask for
the family. Entertainer Josie charge. For information, call assistance. Contact veteran
Wilkinson passed away on the New Year. Among the the legion at 905-775-5025. services officer Ron Harmer
Christmas Day, Dec. 25, at guests greeted by legion This Friday, Jan. 8 - Karaoke at 705-775-4919.
the age of 64 - but made president Ruth Brooks and with Bob Serran, at 8 p.m. Pub night! The third
her sisters and daughter her executive, were MP Bradford Legion Hosts Friday of every month is
promise to carry on, and for York Simcoe Peter Van the third annual Frank Pub Night at the Legion,
play at the New Year's Eve Loan, Mayor Rob Keffer, Lotto Darts Tournament from 8 p.m. to midnight.
Deputy Mayor James Leduc, on Saturday, Jan. 23. For more information
It was a foot-stomping CouncilUor Gary Baynes, Registration begins at 10 on events, programs and
good time, with music that and former Deputy Mayor a.m., only $15 per person. membership, in the legion
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in collaboration with environment, effective PowerPoint presentations on Holland St. West, Unit 105 The Bond Head Women’s BWG Family Health Centre).
BradfordWORKS and other communication and the computer. in Bradford, January 12 and Institute is hosting an Refreshments will be
partners, is offering a FREE presentation play a key role Instructor Noor Din, 13 from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 information session on
2-day training session on in delivering a focussed Founder and CEO of Human p.m. daily. Free, but space is Taoist Tai Chi, with a For more information,
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Town Council
Members of the public are invited to attend all Council,
Committee of the Whole and other Committee meetings.
Meeting dates, times, and agendas are available from the YOU ARE INVITED
Town’s website at www.townofbwg.com.
For further information or to request a deputation, please to the 2016 Mayor’s
contact the Clerk’s Division.
Levee celebrating
25 years of Bradford
West Gwillimbury
Board/Committee
Sunday, January 10,2016
BWG Leisure Centre, Community Corner
• Socialize and enjoy refreshments from 1:00-4:00 pm
Proclamation • Official remarks & cake cutting at 2:30 pm
January 2016 - Crime Stoppers Month • FREE public skating 12:40-2:20 pm
A Flag raising will take place on Monday, January 11 at 1:00
p.m. in front of the BWG Courthouse at 57 Holland St. E.
On-street parking is prohibited from Serve your community by
November lh toou rMs oayf 2l :b00et-w6:e0e0n a t.mhe. volunteering on the Economic
Violators may be ticketed or towed. Development Committee
Vehicles may not park blocking any The Town of Bradford West Gwillimbury is seeking applications from
portion of the sidewalk. residents who are interested in helping their community by serving on
Town of BWG By-law 2014-91 Vendor Applications are now available tAhpep Eliccoannotsm micu Dste bvee l1o8p myeeanrt sA odfv aisgoery, aC Comanmadititaene ,c fiotirz tehne a tnedrm a ocfu rCroeunnt cil.
Let's keep BWG safe! fVoris liot cuasl abt uwsiwnwes.sceasr/rroetsfiedset.nctas.. trheesi dberonat doefr B croamdfmorudn Witye stht eG wCiollmimmbiuttreye. Twoi lel ncsounrsei srte opfr erseepnrteasteionnta ttirvames
Report by-law violations by calling: from each of the following:
905-775-5366 ext.1301 • Two Town Council Representatives
• One active lor
Voicemails are forwarded to officers on duty. municipal boundary
COMPETITIVE BID
• One current industrial park tenant
RFP #: P-15-47
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Application Deadline: Monday, January 11,2016 at 4:00 p.m.
Town of Bradford West Gwillimbury, Legislative Services
100 Dissette St, Unit 7 & 8 Box 100, Bradford, Ontario L3Z 2A7
Fax: [phone] or email [email protected]
For information on news, events and more visit us online at TownofBWG.com f *
THURSDAY, JANUARY 7,2016 ■ BRADFORD TIMES ■ A7
Notice of Complete Applications
Pursuant to Sections 22(6.1) and 34(10.4) of the
Planning Act, R.S.0.1990, c. P.13, as amended
Take notice that the Town of Bradford West Gwillimbury has received the following applications for Official Plan Amendment and Zoning By-law Amendment:
Owner: Zahra Yazdanpanahi
Applicant: Caprinox Developments
Agent: exp Services Inc. c/o Alex Kolsteren
Location: 2699 Sideroad 10
File Nos.: D09-15-01 and D14-15-10
The applicant is seeking to redesignate the subject lands from Low Density Residential to a maximum density of 47 units per net developable hectare and to rezone the lands to
permit the development of 12 townhouse condominium dwelling units. In accordance with the Town’s Official Plan, a density exceeding 40 units per net developable hectare up to
75 units per net developable hectare is classified as High Density Residential. A key map showing the location of the lands is attached.
Detailed information regarding the applications may be made available for public inspection by contacting Caroline Murphy, Planner, at [phone] x 1402 or
[email protected].
Prior to Council making a determination respecting the above-noted applications, there will be at least one Public Meeting
to give the public an opportunity to make representation. The date of the Public Meeting has not yet been determined.
Notice of the Public Meeting will be given at least 20 days before the meeting is held, by way of notice in this newspaper and
in accordance with the provisions of the Planning Act.
If a person or public body does not make oral submissions at the Public Meeting or make written submissions to the Council
of the Corporation of the Town of Bradford West Gwillimbury before the proposed Official Plan Amendment is adopted or
before the proposed Zoning By-law is passed, the person or public body is not entitled to appeal the decision of the Council
of the Corporation of the Town of Bradford West Gwillimbury to the Ontario Municipal Board.
If a person or public body does not make oral submissions at the Public Meeting or make written submissions to the Council
of the Corporation of the Town of Bradford West Gwillimbury before the proposed Official Plan Amendment is adopted or
before the proposed Zoning By-law is passed, the person or public body may not be added as a party to the hearing of an
appeal before the Ontario Municipal Board unless, in the opinion of the Board, there are reasonable grounds to do so.
Any questions regarding this notice should be directed to the Town of Bradford West Gwillimbury Office of Community
Planning, telephone [phone] x 1402, facsimile [phone] or e-mail at [email protected].
Dated at the Town of Bradford West Gwillimbury this 7*' day of January, 2016.
Rebecca Murphy, Clerk
2016
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Family First Night celebrations in Bradford
MIRIAM KING
Bradford Times
2015 is in the record
Internationally, it was
a year marked by horrors
- the attacks by IS terror¬
ists in Europe, the ongo¬
ing Syrian tragedy that has
displaced millions and led
to untold suffering, flood¬
ing linked to global climate
change.
But there were also posi¬
tives: a new Canadian gov¬
ernment that has expedited
the country’s response to
the Syrian refugee crisis, an
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It was in that spirit of
hope and renewal, and pure
celebration, that over 1,000
people turned out for the
Family First Night party at
the Bradford West Gwillim-
bury Leisure Centre, to wel¬
come 2016.
There was free family
skating on both rinks, and
family swimming in the pick their favourite out¬ And at 8:30 p.m., the
pools at the Lions Aquatics rageous hats, sunglasses
Centre, while the gym was and costumes, and pose “Sunshine Square”, as the
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for all ages, games and live brush tattoos, as David the countdown to a fire¬ From left, Bradford West Gwillimbury Councillor Peter Dykie Jr., Mayor Rob Keffer, Councillors
Cavan Fraser and Special K works show that lit up the Gary Baynes and Ron Orr, Deputy Mayor James Leduc and Councillor Raj Sandhu at the Leisure
Families were invited to entertained in the lobby. night, welcoming 2016. Centre for New Year's Eve celebrations in Bradford.
Sharing Christmas
Iglesia Hispana de Bradford celebrates
It took two days, for
volunteers with the
Helping Hand Food
Bank to prepare over 160
Christmas hampers, each
with a turkey or ham, for
those facing financial
constraints this holiday
The boxes, designed for
individuals or families,
included not only non-
perishable food items, but
also milk, eggs, margarine,
and fresh vegetables, Volunteers with the Helping Hand Food Bank prepare 160
purchased with cash Christmas Hampers, at Holy Martyrs of Japan Catholic Church
donations from local in Bradford on Dec. 22.
residents and businesses,
at or near cost from Zehrs included a week’s groceries. Room classes at Bradford
Market, Conroy’s No The boxes were put District and Holy Trinity
Frills, or the Ontario Food together in the Parish Hall Catholic high schools,
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touch. Every hamper also were adopted by Home share the Christmas cheer.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 7,2016 ■ BRADFORD TIMES
A Christmas market in Bradford
Bradford
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Guides
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festive cookies from Sweet closed in October, were such
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Soup’s On, at Join Scanlon’s Kilowatt Club
Wishing Well Bradford - Join the power, and what you can do Get Seen Get Business!
Kilowatt Club, and discover to help reverse the effects
a solution to the rising cost of climate change. Meet
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Conservation Area on will help bring solar power
Saturday, Jan. 16 from 10:30 to Scanlon.
a.m. to 12:30 p.m., to learn The open house takes
more about your electricity place at the Nature Centre
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Jim Masin, will cover topics emailfriendsofscanlon@
that include energy saving
incentives, solar and wind Waste not - Save a lot!
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A10 ■ BRADFORD TIMES ■ THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 2016
Holy Trinity’s Dream Team at the GBSSAs BWG Minor Hockey results
BRADFORD TIMES STAFF
Holy Trinity Catholic High BANTAM LOCAL LEAGUE Nov. 7, Bradford #3-3, -8,Bradford #3- l.Lone goal
School had a strong showing Blue SiGoldToumey, Nov. Metcalfe Jets -1. Scoring by Tyler Farramenta from Kyle
at the GBSSA Swimming SB by Tyler Farramenta with a MacLean.
Regionals - with the Junior Nov. 6, Bradford #3 - 5, pair, on assists to Thomas Dec. 13, Lefroylce Breakers
Boys team leading the way. Richmond Hill Kings - 4. Single Gist, Melissa Brinkos and - 5, Bradford #3 - 2. Goals by
The Georgian Bay by MasonMcCarty from Kyle Gianmarco Ruccia; andKyie Kyle MacLean from Melissa
Secondary School MacLean and Gianmaico MacLean with the single, from Brinkos, and Tyler Farramenta
Association Regionals were Ruccia; two goals each by Tyler Matthew Froio and Nicola from MacLean.
held in Toronto, Dec. 8. Farramenta (1 unassisted, 1 Giglio. MINOR BANTAM REP
In the Boys 15 & Under from Colin Whitefield) and Nov. 8 Semi-Final, Rayside Jan. 2, Bradford Minor Bantam
50M Backstroke, Holy Whitefield (1 unassisted, 1 Horn Tigercats - 5, Bradford #3 - 0, in ZwomanGraphics/BedzzzPhis
Trinity swimmers swept Melissa Brinkos). Whitefield a hard-fought game. Mattress Store and mote/Bianchi
the top four placings - with had the game-winner. Regular Season Auto Centre - 4, NobleKing - 2.
Diego Carvalho finishing Bradford #3 - 3, French River Nov. 10, Bradford #2 - 9, Scoringby Chris Lotto; Thomas
first, Stefan Fernandes- -3. Scoring by Gianmarco Bradford #3-3. Bradford #3 King Cole Tiikacs (unassisted)
Ribeiro 2nd, John Kurt Ruccia (unassisted), goals by Tyler Farramenta andStuartHeath, on assists from
Andreacchi in 3rd, and Tyler Farramenta from from Mason McCarty; Braeden Jake Crane, William Bishop,
Michael Prince in 4th place. Shawn Bezarra and Kaela MacLean from Farramenta; Jackson Carruthers, Tfrkacs, Tyler
Carvalho also had a first- McCutcheon; and Mason and Gianmarco Ruccia from Mumford and Noah Miranda.
place finish in B15&U 100M McCarty from Farramenta and Nicola Giglio. Awesome goaltendingby Ryan
Freestyle. Kyle MacLean. Nov. 13, Innisfil Winterhawks
In the Boys 15 & Under
50M Freestyle, Gavin Bantam #2 wins gold in Schomberg
McAuley placed 1st, and
Stefan Femandes-Ribeiro
2nd. McAuley also placed Bradford’s Bantam Local hat trick (2 unassisted), Schomberg #1-1. Lone goal
2nd in the 50M Breaststroke, League #2 won Gold at the Kian Hesmondalgh with by Connor Huggett from Kian
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The Relay team of Game 1, Bradford #2-1, (unassisted), Connor Huggett Final, Bradford #2 - 4,
Andreacchi, Prince, Innisfil#l-0. Winning goal by (unassisted). Assists to Schomberg #2-2. Scoring
Carvalho and Mott placed Colin Almeida, from Hunter Cameron Slade, Breyden by Jackson Andrews
2nd in the Boys 15 & Under Weiler and Ethan Pinto. Molnar, Nick Petherick, Ethan (unassisted), Breyden
200M Medley Relay - and Shutout to MatthewMoran. Pinto, Hesmondalgh, Colin Molnar from Nick Petherick,
the team of Carvalho, Game 2, Bradford #2 Almeida. Great job in net by Petherick from Hunter Weiler,
Femandes-Ribeiro, Newton -8, Caledonia #2-1. Ensing Walsh. and Weiler from Petherick, for
andMcAuleywas 1st in the Hunter Weiler with the Game 3, Bradford #2-1, the Gold!
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